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Follow Without Fear
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Follow Without Fear
Current price: $36.95


Follow Without Fear
Current price: $36.95
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Size: Hardcover
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Follow Without Fear is a Vietnam era, anti-war, romance novel involving the lives of two young college graduates recently commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Air Force. It was a tumultuous time in our nation's history - a time of racial tension and riots, assassinations, the draft, war protests, and college campus unrest. America's youth was tested in many ways and lives were changed dramatically as a result of circumstances beyond their control. Stan was a fervent and principled young man who believed unequivocally in the wisdom of his country's leadership. He was hesitant to question authority until his experiences in a war zone opened his eyes to the consequences of blindly following an ideal. The story follows his psychological journey from complete trust in the decisions of elected leaders to the chilling awareness that those resolutions may be utterly flawed.
Follow Without Fear is a Vietnam era, anti-war, romance novel involving the lives of two young college graduates recently commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Air Force. It was a tumultuous time in our nation's history - a time of racial tension and riots, assassinations, the draft, war protests, and college campus unrest. America's youth was tested in many ways and lives were changed dramatically as a result of circumstances beyond their control. Stan was a fervent and principled young man who believed unequivocally in the wisdom of his country's leadership. He was hesitant to question authority until his experiences in a war zone opened his eyes to the consequences of blindly following an ideal. The story follows his psychological journey from complete trust in the decisions of elected leaders to the chilling awareness that those resolutions may be utterly flawed.



















